Live Music Event to Celebrate the Old and New

330 North Clark Street,Chicago IL 60610

27 February, 2021

Description

Experience classical music in an extraordinary setting! This special event is a unique opportunity to say goodbye to the beautiful space. The Golden Triangle is Chicago's best Asian and European antiques, furniture, and contemporary art displayed in an 18,000 square-foot showroom next to the Chicago River. Their staff is preparing to move to Grand Avenue in March 2021. They've occupied the amazing space at 330 North Clark Street for twenty years and want to celebrate with a special farewell concert of classical string trio music presented by Ossia Musical Forum. Repertoire will include evocative selections from Beethoven, Bartok and Satie. Prepare for a mesmerizing evening! This event is limited to 25 people. Covid protocols will be in effect for this concert. Masks are required for all attendees and seating will be distanced six feet apart. Ticket holders who are in the same pod will be grouped together. If you feel ill, please stay home, tickets will be refunded. Thank you for your cooperation and enjoy the show! About the PerformersThe members of Red Riding Hood include violinist Maria Storm, violist Nora Williams, and cellist Rebecca Zimmerman. For this concert this chamber music trio will perform a classical program for a memorable evening of soaring melodies, beguiling harmonies, and imagination unleashed! Hip, imaginative, and sparkling with energy, the music of Red Riding Hood embodies grace and edge. Committed to exploring and communicating the beauty of dark and light, their concerts push the boundaries of traditional concepts of string instruments. Red Riding Hood collaborates with vocalists, composers, dancers, and actors, amid sculptures, gardens, galleries, and halls. With a wide range of styles, they uncover music not only as entertainment, but also as a polarity of dark and light that constantly feed our collective creativity and awareness. Stepping into the Red Riding Hood vibration means stepping into your own creative expansion. Based in the Fine Arts Building since 2007, pandemic projects have included open air and recorded concerts in eclectic venues. Learn more at ossiamf.com.